チェックワンツーの意味｜PAは何を聴く？返し・ハウリングの基本

The "check one, two" often heard at live venues isn't just a simple call. The PA system is checking the monitor speaker volume, vocal clarity, vowel and consonant definitions, and frequency ranges prone to feedback. This video explains the concepts of monitor speakers (returns), smartphone analyzers, vowel and consonant checks, and volume checks to prevent feedback, specifically for PA beginners. This content is aimed at those starting out in sound engineering at live music venues, and those who want to learn the basics of vocal microphones and monitors. 00:00 What is Check One Two? 00:16 What are Monitor Speakers? 00:42 Why Does Feedback Occur? 01:02 Five Checking Steps 01:05 Checking the Fundamental Tone of the Voice 01:39 Checking with Vowels 02:18 Checking with Consonants 02:39 The Meaning of Check, One, Two and Hey, Hey 03:02 Identifying Locations Prone to Feedback 03:23 Important Supplementary Information 03:54 Summary of Steps DAW Notes will continue to organize the fundamentals of sound that are useful in music production and on-site work. If you found this helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. #PABeginner #Sound #LiveHouse